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1 Kinetic view on food quality
2 Models and modeling
3 Chemical thermodynamics in a nutshell
4 Chemical reaction kinetics
5 Temperature and pressure effects
6 Change effects
7 Kinetics and statistics
8 Multiresponse kinetic modeling of chemical reactions
9 Enzyme kinetics
10 Kinetics of protein and enzyme denaturation
11 Kinetics of physical changes
12 Kinetics of microbial growth
13 Kinetics of inactivation of microorganisms
14 Modeling the food matrix
15 Retrospective and outlook
App. A Some calculus rules
App. B Ways to express amounts of reactants and products
App. C Interconversion of activity coefficients based on mole fractions, molalities, and molarities
App. D Differential and integrated rate equations for kinetic models of complex reactions
App. E McMillan-Mayer and Lewis-Randall framework and equations for the mean spherical approximation theory
App. F Probability laws and probability models
App. G Use of matrix notation in model representation and regression analysis
App. H Some thermodynamic activity coefficient models
App. I Reliability engineering and the Weibull model
List of symbols and units
Index
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